Italian Clubs Juventus - Stagione 2014/2015, 15/4 Juventus 1-0 Monaco [UCL]
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 Oct 23 2014, 09:01 AM
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now i know why this forum has been less active recently since our loss to Altleti
average..average showing last night. Juve only start to play football when its already too late in the game now a win at all cost is a must against Olympiakos in Turin..and hopefully another win at Sweden too..bcoz looking how they're playing in CL its hard to imagined if they can get a full 3pts against Atletico on the final matchday |
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Oct 24 2014, 08:27 AM
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QUOTE(uzary @ Oct 23 2014, 10:49 PM) Honestly im dissappointed with the result, especially during the first half, pirlo was really below par.2nd half we r so much better, but luck wasnt with us. Olympiakos keeper was on god mode. I wish when we host them(am n olympiakos) we will beat them but that is a tough, very tough job.what make me sad the most is why we can do so much better domestically but not in europe tournament?honestly why? Are we really inferior compared to others? The last time we reach final, dont remember which season, we lost in penalty against milan, it hurts till today, n nedved was unable to play in that final due to collective yellow. I wonder will i ever see our team winning the ucl again.. Im still very young when we last won the ucl, in 1996 iinm. Juve only start to get serious when they're trailing. Seriously i hate this mentality. Take a look at Bayern, even after leading by 5 goals they still wanted more. Not that i'm saying that Juve is on the same level as Bayern but our team definitely better than Olympiakos and 3pts against Oly in Turin is a must in 2 weeks time. Failure to do so means dat Juve UCL campaign is as the same as last season = an utter failure  |
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Oct 24 2014, 08:36 AM
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kinda off topic but take a look at Erik Lamela goal last night, holy f**k
 https://twitter.com/NutmegRadio/status/525372388486443008 |
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Oct 27 2014, 08:56 AM
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a routine win. Juventus Stadium has always been The Warrior hunting 'ground'...and what a time for Llorente to find the back of the net to boost his confidence.
And Gio, wow 10minutes he actually did better than most of Juve player the entire game combined. He should get playing time more often. Esp against the team playing with 10 men in their own area This post has been edited by noir7559: Oct 27 2014, 09:05 AM |
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Oct 28 2014, 01:19 PM
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QUOTE(uzary @ Oct 28 2014, 09:27 AM) it is nice to see that our team still performed very well domestically, however i hope this season other that retaining out title, i wish we could add at least another silverware, especially the coppa italia cup. i want to see us winning a double too. UCL seems no luck to our team, myb in the next 5-10years. i missed the 2005-2006 squad, which i believe the best team we've got but too bad we lost to milan in the final. the team dat lost to Milan was 2002-03 team led by Don Lippithe team in 2004-06 was led by Don Capello, by far the most boring yet effective Juve team. But if i have to pick one then the team of 2002-03 for sure. Great direct football as opposed to Capello more defensive approach team. And not to mention Capello team kinda underperformed in Europe too, losing to both Liverpool & Arsenal in succession. One can only wonder with the likes of Buffon-Thuram-Cannavaro-Zambrotta-Vieria-Emerson-Nedved-Camo-Ibra-Trez-ADP most of them were at their primes, why the heck this team never left some mark in European football This post has been edited by noir7559: Oct 28 2014, 01:22 PM |
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Oct 30 2014, 08:24 AM
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Allegri's effect starting to creep in...
Slowly but surely |
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Oct 31 2014, 08:27 AM
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QUOTE(uzary @ Oct 31 2014, 07:06 AM) It concerned me too. I tried to think more possitive n hope we will improve morw in the future games. I hope the history dont repeat itself like during iinm ranieri era, when we won 2nd that season, but after we lost to bayern 4-1 in the ucl, our team fall apart drastically, if i remember correctly even a team like fulham beat us in europa league. I really dont want to see things like happen again, it takes many seasons n many managers until conte that we started to become champ again. yeap. The 4-1 beating at the hands of Bayern was the start of Juve darkest era a few years ago. After that they keep on losing with a similar scoreline (4-1 & 3-0)...until Conte came idk i think for the time being they should focus more to qualify for UCL last-16 rounds at the expense of Serie A. Serie A is a marathon while if Juve losing, even a draw against Olympiakos at home...they're nearly as good as out already |
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Nov 1 2014, 12:47 PM
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QUOTE(uzary @ Oct 31 2014, 01:25 PM) Somehow i believe something is wrong with italian football, we used to be one of the power house, a final destination for mist top stars. Today, our league already drop ti 3 ucl spot instead of 4, compared to other italian team, i"ll say only us juve n roma show potential but still not good enough for ucl level, i hope we will return to our glory days. QUOTE(estcin @ Oct 31 2014, 01:46 PM) It's all about the money. Look at PSG. Money flew in there and star players flock to PSG. Now French League has HD on Astro but not Serie A sounds right. Couple with the fact that most of the players nowadays chasing the paycheck more so they don't care wherever they'll be playing..as long as their  future employer offered thicker paycheck = non of the Italian team could afford this only a few who would jump for the chance to play with the team they love/like, certain example was Milos Krasic, snubbing Man City in favor of Juve. and how Juve board treat him? Disgrace & disgusting a response against Empoli tonight is a must. I wouldn't want the team to be playing Olympiakos with a morale down..as i said b4, drawing or losing against Olympiakos = we're as good as out from UCL |
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Nov 2 2014, 01:50 AM
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wow what a dull 1st half
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Nov 2 2014, 02:18 AM
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Pirrrlllooooooooooo
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Nov 2 2014, 02:31 AM
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Morattttaaaaaaaa
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Nov 2 2014, 02:37 AM
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wow...this fuuking streaming...just when i'm start to get excited..
last but not least F U Astro! |
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Nov 3 2014, 10:33 AM
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QUOTE(theprobe @ Nov 3 2014, 08:58 AM) i agree that the allegri effect is starting to rear its ugly head. Allegri's title winning season depended alot on individual brilliance (think Zlatan) to win games. As a team, that Milan side was netiher very tenacious, slick nor displayed alot of teamwork. wow if there's one man i would love to coached Juve for one last time its non other than Don Lippi himselfOur win against Empoli was something like this. We now cant stringa few pasess but we still won due to the individual brillance of Pirlo and Morata. This is concerning as unless we have a C.Ronaldo or L.Messi, individual brillance can only carry a team so far..   By the way. Our most beloved Juve manager has retired from football.. just like his good pal Alex Ferguson  [Marcello Lippi retires from football management after Guangzhou title win » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Lets pay our tribute to him but yeah, the man probably feeling sick & tired thinking about football already so best of luck whatever u gonna do next Mr Lippi |
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Nov 3 2014, 11:26 AM
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QUOTE(estcin @ Nov 3 2014, 10:55 AM) Will always remember him and his cigar beside the pitch heheheThe Paul Newman of football  and btw, last i read somewhere saying dat both Ogbonna & Asamoah probably injured during the last time out against Empoli perhaps this would force Max to alter for 4-3-3/4-1-3-2 against Olympiakos? i'm getting tired of the all 'foreplay no penetration' 3-5-2 like we witnessed during the 1st half against Empoli back on Saturday.with the small altercation of formation in the 2nd half Juve looks like having less possession of the ball but looking more dangerously when counter/moving to attacking in unit --------------Buffon------------ Lich---Vidal---Bonny---Chiello --------------Pirlo----------------- --Pereyra---Pogba--Marchiso-- ----------Tevez--Morata---------- its make or break tie. Enduring last season UCL was hard enough... |
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Nov 3 2014, 01:35 PM
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QUOTE(zaidi @ Nov 3 2014, 01:09 PM) using vidal as CB is dangerous considering he is natural midfielder and will venture up automatically. Vidal has played at CB spot b4 and he looks good there(well, he's probably better striker than Llorente if he played upfront) I prefer 4-3-3 Buffon, Lich,Bonny,Chiello,Asamoah Vidal,March,Pogba Morata,LLorente, Tevez/Gio We need to attack a lot. Llorente is excellent holding up the ball. Sorry Pirlo might start on the bench, maybe introduce as players energy waned down.  last i read Asamoah was injured? Correct me if i'm mistaken |
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Nov 4 2014, 10:16 AM
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full squad list. Looks like the 'injured' player are available again.
Hopefully no more dull 3-5-2, but its a slim chances it won't happen 1 Buffon 2 Romulo 3 Chiellini 5 Ogbonna 6 Pogba 8 Marchisio 9 Morata 10 Tevez 11 Coman 12 Giovinco 14 Llorente 19 Bonucci 20 Padoin 21 Pirlo 22 Asamoah 23 Vidal 26 Lichtsteiner 30 Storari 34 Rubinho 37 Pereyra 38 Mattiello |
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Nov 5 2014, 04:08 AM
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Pirrrrrlllllllooooo
What a freekick |
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Nov 5 2014, 04:09 AM
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Shiiitttt
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Nov 5 2014, 04:18 AM
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Wow like seriously this missed chances after chances..
I'm scared it would come back to bite us later |
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Nov 5 2014, 05:04 AM
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Zzzzzzzzz
Bye bye ucl |
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